I have a #! / Bin / sh is the script where I need to read pipe input more than once.
The way I am running it, it starts leaving, for example the following;
while reading the line; Do echo "$ LINE" when reading the line; When called from search / desktop, then "## $ LINE" echo it ./my.sh
- /Users/me/Desktop/some.txt - / user / mine / desktop / other txt and not
- /Users/me/Desktop/some.txt - /Users/me/Desktop/other.txt##/users/im/desktop/smart.txt # # / Europe / IM / DSKTOP / Other .text Can I preserve this input if I want to use more than this one Su?
Thank you.
You have to save the input yourself.
#! / Bin / sh i = 0; While reading the line; LINES [$ i] = "$ {LINE}" I = $ ((i + 1)) to enter "$ {LINES [@]}"; Sample output: "dunk" - $ {ENTRY} "## $ {ENTRY}" for ENTRY in "$ {LINES [@]}". Sample output:
ls / bin / b * ./test.sh - / bin / basename - / bin / bash ## / bin / basename ## / bin / bash
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